Five things not to miss this weekend










How do we know we’re deep into winter now? Because it’s ice bar season. And the Samoset isn’t the only one with an ice bar this weekend. With the major winter “stahm” ratcheting down to possibly rain, there’s no reason to stay inside. See what else we’ve got in store.
GLACIER Ice Bar and Lounge
Friday through Sunday, January 15 -17 — Rockland
Even with the name change from FROST to GLACIER at the Samoset Resort in Rockport, this is still "the hottest coolest bar and lounge" to hit the Midcoast.There is no cost to get in and each year Chef Tim Pierce adds some new twist to the concept. Because of its popularity, it will get super crowded later in the night, so hit it early to get luge shots and themed drinks. Wear mittens!
“Narratives” Pop-up Art Show At Three Tides
Friday, January 16 — Belfast
Speaking of cool, Three Tides is hosting a pop up series curated by artist Kenny Cole called "Narratives.” It engages locally sourced small works with globally sourced art, that addresses the ongoing narrative of our times. The show features five artists: Kenny Cole (Maine), Jennifer Beinhacker (US), Matt Lock (US), Niklas Nenzén (SWE) and Alice Sfintesco (FR). Goes from 4 to 6 p.m.
Killer Road Trip: Spire & Ice Bar
Friday, January 15 to Saturday, January, 16 — Gorham
If you’ve done the Glacier Bar every year and feel like a change of scenery, this second annual ice bar is held at the Spire 29 on the Square (29 School Street). There will be ice luge, specialty drinks and dancing. $10 admission. Goes from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Two Dollar Pistol Rocks Out
Saturday, January 16 — Rockland
Head on over to beautiful RockVegas for a rock ‘n roll show by local favorite Two Dollar Pistol at Trackside Station, starting at 9:30 p.m. They play covers from 1960 to 2014. No cover.
Chili & Chowder at Trackside
Sunday, January 17 — Rockland
This fundraiser for the Rockland Professional Firefighters Local 1584 brings out the fierce competition from chefs to civilians when it comes to the best chili and chowder you’ve ever tasted. Get in line early. Tickets are $10 sold at the door and the event starts at 2 p.m. Read our story: Cheap Dates: All kinds of homemade chili and chowder for $10
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